On Febuary 28th, 2020, at C2E2 2020, there was a sketch dual between the comic book artists Ken Lashley and Andy Price. During this panel, both artists took suggestions from the audience about what characters to draw and what zany situations to put them in. During the sketch duel, they both drew the Marvel Comics […]
A few Marvel changes between solicitation and publication. Tony Stark: Iron Man #18 was solicited as written by Jim Zub and Dan Slott, Jim has been swapped out for Christos Gage as he was for #17. It was also solicited as pencilled by Valerio Schiti, that has been changed to Paco Medina. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man […]
The solicits for Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #12 have certainly been in the wars. Initially it was solicited thus: FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN #12 (W) Tom Taylor (A) Juan Cabal (CA) Andrew Robinson We haven't seen Mary Jane Watson since #1, but that's about to change with this almost ALL-MJ issue! MJ saves Spidey, helps Aunt May […]
Valiant Entertainment has announced a new publishing initiative that will launch later this year with three new series and one super-mega-crossover event comic from superstar and future superstar creators such as Jody Houser, MJ Kim, Lonnie Nadler, Zac Thompson, Ken Lashley, Vita Ayala, Raúl Allén, Patricia Martin, Andy Diggle, and Doug Braithwaite. The new initiative is […]
Three tales of the Black Panther are brought to the table. Everett K. Ross is captured by Hatut Zeraze after a Wakandan courier with potentially world-altering technology is killed in Brooklyn. In the second story, Black Panther searches the harsh mountains of Wakanda for the heart-shaped herb which grants the power of the Black Panther. […]
This is going up a bit later than intended, but you still have a day to call your LCS and ask them to grab these for you. It's time for the comic books to add to your pull box for February 21st, 2018. Here are the things to snag when you go to your shop […]
Hugh Sheridan reporting from NYCC for Bleeding Cool DC Comics announced their plans for next spring's revival of the Milestone imprint at NYCC this Thursday. Panelists included Jim Lee, Greg Pak, Reggie Hudlin, Ken Lashley, Kyle Baker, Denys Cowan, Derek Dingle, Alice Randall, Several new series were announced : Milestone by writers Reginald Hudlin & […]
Many people attending San Diego Comic Con want to work in comics. Who wouldn't? It's comics! Getting to exist in the same universe as Spider-Man or Captain America sounds like the stuff dreams are made of! Plenty of these folks believe it's a mythic occupation that only the lucky few are allowed to partake in. […]
X-Men Gold #7 is the comic series' first Secret Empire tie-in. Thankfully, it avoids all the troubling and perhaps negative aspects of the event it's tied to by locking itself in the New York/Manhattan location that is of course in the event trapped in the Darkforce Dimension. As a result, they are able to tell […]
With the confirmation that Marvel has terminated the contract of Indonesian artist Ardian Syaf due to the controversial secret messages hidden in X-Men Gold #1, we may have reached the end of this chapter in the book's short history. Well, at least, after the next two issues come out, which Marvel has confirmed will still […]
With both the X-Men and Inhuman parts of the Marvel Universe coming into ResurrXion after the dark times (for the mutants at least) of Inhumans vs. X-Men, Marvel's decision to prime the audience for what's to come with the aptly named Prime issues for both parties seemed a pretty good one. Allow the audience to […]
A few days ago we got our first look at the cover for Superwoman #11 by Ken Lashley that will be shipping in June. The artist then posted on his Facebook account a step by step process for drawing the page. This is a really nice detailed process showing him going from a rough outline […]
Dynamite has sent us a writer's commentary by David Liss on Green Hornet: Reign of the Demon #4, the grand finale, that is on sale now. Cover by Ken Lashley and interiors by Kewber Baal. Page 1-2: I always invest a lot of thought into how to end an issue and then resume the story. Generally […]
Marvel cover artist Ken Lashley was tapped for a very special project. The folks at Lincoln wanted him to create a live art installation as part of the unveiling of their new cars. The art was to be done on a 2017 Lincoln MK2. Lashley took pictures and share them on his facebook page along with […]
By Joe Glass, Bleeding Cool's Senior Mutant Correspondent Marvel have decided to release more details (barely) to Entertainment Weekly, about the changes to X-Men coming as part of Spring's ResurrXion. So what is new? The first major addition is that there will be a standalone primer issue called X-Men: Prime, that will be illustrated by […]
Thanksgiving holds a special place in the hearts and ample stomachs of all Americans, as one of our most sacred food-themed holidays. Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, yams, and, of course, pumpkin pie, are all essential for the Turkey Day feast. However, not everyone respects these time-honored traditions, it seems, as Uncanny X-Men artist and confirmed Canadian Ken Lashley took to […]
Bleeding Cool welcomes back the podcast Mighty Marvel Geeks, hosted in part by Mike Ehmcke, who also hosts the podcast We Be Geeks, which runs on Bleeding Cool on the weekends. Here they talk about all things Marvel-related, and especially what their top picks are for the Marvel books coming out in the week ahead. […]
We're trying to continue to put together which creators will be working on which Marvel projects after Secret Wars. Aside from the official PR announcements, we have also discovered the likes of Jeff Lemire and Ken Lashley working on X-Men titles. And the next one on the list is Gerardo Sandoval, on New Avengers. Sandoval […]
Bleeding Cool has already told you that Jeff Lemire will be the new head writer on the X-Men titles after Secret Wars. That was a pretty well sourced leak… This is less so well sourced, though there is a strong narrative to it. I'd just have to trust someone who I haven't talked to before. […]
Ken Lashley posted his process art for the Doomed #1 cover on his facebook page. He said he did it in one afternoon… on a Friday. It's interesting to see how he goes from just a loose pencil sketch right to inking in fine details.
